Water Splitting Using Zero Point Energy
Many older and recent inventions claim anomalies while trying to produce energetic phenomena from water. Some of them use standard electrolysis to produce hydrogen,...
How to Build Your Own Water Car at Home
In July 2005, an American mechanic released most of the details of his simple conversion system which allows an ordinary car to use water...
How to Build the Simplest Fuel Cell Ever
The simplest fuel cell "burns" hydrogen in a flameless chemical reaction to produce electricity. In order to 'burn' the hydrogen, a fuel cell needs...
Build a Joe Cell Hydrogen Generator from a Silicone Tube! (video)
In the times when gas prices rise and rise, and there's no optimistic future for our pockets, hydrogen and Brown's gas generation look more and...
Hydrogen Cheaper Than Gasoline: Thanks To Nanoparticles
QuantumSphere Inc. says it has perfected the manufacture of highly reactive catalytic nanoparticle coatings that could up the efficiency of electrolysis, the technique that...
New Carbon Collecting Car – Really That Green?
Georgia Institute of Technology has created a concept of a car in a pretty new polluting fashion: it uses petrol as a fuel, but...
Fuel Cell Powered Segways
Check out this guy!
Extract Hydrogen From Water Without Electrolyte!
This method of water electrolysis is based on generation of electrical square impulses at a given frequency. I will test this kind of device...
Engine Powered By Hydrogen Electrolyzer
Here's another guy that succeeded in making an engine run on water. He made several hydrogen electrolyzers and connected them in parallel. The gas...
Daniel Dingel’s Working Water Powered Car
This is a REAL car working with REAL water... through electrolysis. It seems that the re-mix of hydrogen and oxygen actually produces more energy than it takes to split them! Daniel Dingel from Philippines has made 100 motors work on water and wants to spread them to the world, so any country can reverse engineer it and make something better off it. It's really amazing how we were taught since kids that water only kills fire... not always!
